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I#!v, to be used as a credential to Prince Ferdinand. On .the back of !his letter- tie f. hawing was written in the hand of I.l,lartf.iis Wellesley : The undersigned .lirincitial Secretary of State of h , s Brilannic Majesty for the Foreign Depart- . merit, declares, that this letter is truly the same that, Catholic Majesty Charles IV. addressed to his `23:4•9rfitie Majesty George 111. on occasion of the • P.l...:lrThge o: the Prince of Asturias, actually King 4. , fdinand VII. This authentic document -is con• tided to thL• persons who will have the honour of lay ingil before his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand VII. to vefiV their mission. aowning-street. Feb. 26, 1810.% " WEL LESLEY." No. V. te!ter from King George 111. signed in his proper hand, to Prince Ferdinand, entrusted to Kolli. SIR, •MY BROTH ER—I have longwished for an opponunity to -.transmit to your _Majesty a letter signed in my proper hand,. expressing the lively in . t.rest and profound regret I have felt since your Majesty has been removed from your. kingdom and 1.,y31 suh;et - ts. Notwitstanding the Violence .and ruelty with which the Usurper of the throne of • Svaiti overwhelms the Spanish nation, it•must prove a great consolation to your Majesty, to,learn that your peoplepreserve their loyalty and attachment to the' person of their -lawful King, and that Spain makes continual efforts to uphold your Majesty's rights, and to re-establish the independence of the MonBrchy. The resources of my kingdom, ' my. fleets and armies, shall be employed to assist your Majesty's subjects in this great cause, Wand my ally, the Prince Regent. of Portugal has also contribUted to it with all the zeal and derseverance of a faithful friend. To your Majeste!'s faithful subjects, as well as yoUr allies, your presence only is wanting in Spain, where it would inspire a new energy. I therefore entreat your Mjesty with all the frankness of the alliance and friendship which bind we to your Majesty's interest to consider of the molt prudent and effectual means of escaping from the indignities you experience, and of show ing yourself among a people who are unanimous in their wishes for your Majesty's happiness and I annex to_ this letter a copy of the credentials - tvhich my Minister in Spain is to present to the Central Jutua that governs there in the Mine, and by tiie authority of your Majesty. I entreat your Majesty to yest assured of my sin-' cere friendship, and of the true attaclunent with which I am, Sir, my Brother, • ► Your worthy Brother, (S'gned) GEORGE R. (Countersigned)- WELLESLEY. At the QL4een's Palace, London, jan. 31, 18 to. No. VI. Is a letter from George 111. to .Prince Ferdinand, being a copy of the full powers granted to Henry Wellesley. No. VII: This is a letter frrm M. de Berthemy, giving a description of the festivities at the Castle of•Valancay, on the Ist of April, in honour of the - Emperor's marriage ; upon which occasion the ,Spa nish Princes are represented as laving studiously em braced every opportunity of manifesting their joy-at the event. They attended the Chapel at the Castle, and at tl-re conclusion of the Te Deum Prince Fer dinand was the first to exclaim, " Long live the Emperor, - long live the Empress." The toasts atter dinner were by Prince Ferdinand—"• Our august Sovereigns Napoleon the Great, ;rlcl Maria Louisa his august sizouse." By ~Prince Charles, '' The two Imperial and Royal Families of France and Austria." By P:ince - Anthony, " The happy union of Napo!eon the Great and Maria Louisa." M. D'Amezaga,' at the table of the Officers Of their household, gave, " Napoleon the Great and Maria Louisa, the glory and delight of le , ance and Ger many ; may Divine Providence grant them a long and happy life." The Castle and ,P4rk were illu minated in the evening with: between 8 and 9000 lamps. No. VIII. Copy of a Let,ter addresse. to M. Berthemy by Prince Fer dinand, acquainting him with his wish to become the adopted Sop of his Majesty. _ . Valancay„ April 4 Being desirous of having some conversation with you upon various matters which have long occupied my attention, 1 request that you will come to M.D' Amezagt'•, our first Equerry, at three o'cl;ck this afternoon. This individual exclusively enjoys our entire confidence, which he has for a great length of time justly merited, from his excellent conduct in'all. respects, and the perfea knowl,dge he pos sesseS• of our aflairs, which he has always dire led ourgreat satisfaction, and to our advanrage. , • M. D'Ameziga, who has, on my part, had the, honour of conversing with you upon the matters 7 above alluded to, and other affairs which concert) us, tells me that you are already acquainted witu them. Our conversation, Sir, will consequently he but shot t, and will not interfere with your own 'That which at present occupies my attention is to Me, 'an object of the greatest interest. My first ,wish is to become the ; adoptedson of his Majesty the -Emperor, our august ißoveteign.. i cor:c e ive my self to be worthy Of tti.is .a,cloption, which would truly constitue the 14pipess of my life., as well Irani my peifed love imaqttachtuent to the sacred person of his Majesty, as By my submission and en. tire obedience to his intentions and desires. I . arn, inoremer, extremely anxioos to leave Valancay, be cAuse this residence, which has nothing about it .but what is unpleasant to us, is not in any respell suitable for us. , feel a ple.asure hi confiding in that inagnani why of eondua, and that generoni beneficence- which d,sti►tguiah his Imperial and Royal Majesty, and in bclier•ing that my most ardent wishes will soon be accomplished. Accept, ea.. (Signed) FERDI Z,7,‘ND. R IC U stcru lOC A S DAY. India Stock, India flow's, z3s. pr. Lxclieq. Bills, 7s. 14$. pr. ' Orninum. Imperial 3 per Cent. • Cons. lin inst, 70 4 t 11. ink Stock. Navy S ; , er Cent. iooj tot Irish 5 per Cent. .4 pa '...ent :k per Cent. Reti 69 / per Cent. Cons. ; b..tnk Ling Ann. 187- tOtiiii!, ON DUN t I' nated by RIC At the SON-0:41 From the LONDONGXq;TIE, $1 0. Downing-street;: 'Ring 2, 1810. - His Majesty has beets pleased to appoint Robert` Cordon Esq. to be Lieutenant-Gu‘orilor of the Set' tlenleot of Berbice. Downina-street, Akiii 4, 1810. The King has been pleased ro appoint Vice Ad miral Sir John Thomas. Duck worth, K. 8.. to be Governor and Com man d er i n Chief of the Island of Newfoundland. Queen's Palate, AT I!' 2, 1810. Thfi King • was this.. Doy pkiised to confer the lionuor of Knighthood on William Wynn Esq. Ou vernur of s` . .indol,rvii Fors. • 1141r-o,ifice, 11/.0 5, 1810. 2d Regiment of 'Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Osborne Bar _well, Mom the 94th Foot, to-tie Lieutenant, vice Brew, who exchanges. 3d Ditto, Cornet the •Honeurakle P. F.' Cust to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, v:ce Storey, promoted. New. cbmen E. Edgew&th, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Cust. loth Regiment of Light Dragoos,-Major Charles Palmer to be Lieutenant-Colunel, by purchase, vice who tires. Captain LOrit Ronert Manners to-be M a j o r, by purchase, vice P a lmer, L ieut enant" Nicholas Brown to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Lord Robert Man. nem- Cornet John George Larnount to be Lieutenant, by. purchase, vice Brown. Asti' Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Henry Neale, from the 43d Foot, 'to be Lieutenant, vice BroWn, who exchanges., 21st Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas P a nes- t o b e C a p ta i n o f a Troop, by purchase, vice Collins, cvho_retires.. 4th Regiment of Foot, Lieuten ant • West Sulflik Militia , to be Ensign: 7th Ditto, laine: Hay, Gent. to be Lieutenant,. without pur. chase. . Atli Ditto, Ensign Thomas .IlOyle to be Lieutenant, vice Barry, deceased. Richard Shepherd, - Gent. lobe Ensign, by purchase, vice Boyle: 2oth Ditto, 'Elision Edward Francis French, from the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign. ztst Ditto, George Evelyn, Gent, to be . Second Lieutenaht, without purchase, vice who resigns. 24th Ditto, Ensign T. B. Bainbridge, from Ole 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vise Le Aficltuier,_ pro- Piloted. 25th Di:to, Quarter-Master Edward Charles, from the Bth.. Garrison Battalion, to be Quarter-Master; vice M'Our nald,•placed on Half-pay of Bth GAl . ll5Oll' Battalion. Ditto, Lieutenant Win.. Sherlock, front toe. told Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kearney, who exclia• gea. .41st Ditto, Ensign Allan Henry Maclean, trent ine 24.1 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Dickenson, who ex,,liaii„es. 43d Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Brown, from tiie isth Light Dragoons; . to be Lieutettaiit, vice Neal Who excnaii g es. M 47th Ditto, -ajor . Humphry Bland to be Lieut:nant-C. loud. by purchase, vice Wardrobe wno retires. uievc.t- R. George Elringfon to Lie I. usit , by eurk.iia.)e, vice Bland. Ensign - David , Stapleton, from tit:: Battalion to be Lieutenant, without I' tirt.nase. v,e Fair. , fax, appointed to the 41st Foot. • • 48th Ditto, Brevet.4lajor Mulyneux Marston. to De Major, without purchase, %ice Sewed, _prometed,:pi,inoteti iu the 89th Foot. 520 Ditto, Ensign job Watson Doyle, front ttie Royal Che• shire Militia to be Ensign. George Hail, -Gent, tube En fign, without purchase, vice Wood promoted. 53d- Ditto, John Maclean, Esq. late Lieutenant in the Re.. Orient, to be Paymaster or the zd Battalion, rice Thump, son, deceased. • • 64th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Capper, from the 31st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vicc.Kelly,, pro rooted. 72d Ditto, Captain Charles Trappes, from the sth Foot, to be Captain of.a Company, vice Macdougall, who changes. 78th liitto, George Munro, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. Sz+l Ditto,- Captain thigh Falcon,,:, (torn the 7tst Foot, .to be Major, vile Coll:lough, neceasvci. Ensign W. Dick. enson, front the 4tst FOOt, to oe tnsign, ywe Maclean who exch-anAes. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant..Colone,l Robert Sewell, from the 48:1: I•udt, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. vice kose, promoted. Ensign Ricl4mi WjLl , to be Lieu• tenant ,%ittiout purchase. I. 1.)410it Calker, Gent, to be jotn•liitto, Ensign - Patrick Lynch to Liuutunw. t ivittinut purchase, vice Stewart Who 'resigns. Angus Ni`Uonalti, Gent, to bc, Ensign, vice Lynch. .• ;d Ult:a; Lieutenant-Colonel G. Johnstone from the New iirons , Nick ifencibles," to us: Lieut.-Colonel, vice tlatkett who exchanges. ._. . . 94th Ditto, Lieutenant William Brew, from the ad Dra goon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Barwell, who ex chinges. 97th Ditto, Ensign I. Moore, from the Bth Garrison Bat. talion, to be Ensign, Vice lohnson, placed on Hatt-pay of th? Bth Garrison Battalion. 99th Ditto, Ensign W, M•Cunchy, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Ensign without purchase, vice bambrigge promoted on tlic_z4th Foot. IL2d Ditto, T. W. Watson, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase, lice lid! promoted. ioici Ditto, Lieutenant F. Kearney, from the 32d Foot to be Lieutenant, vice Sher ‘vho exchanges. tnsign fho. nras Kaye, ',rum the Royal Cneshire Militia, to be En sign. _ _ West India Reginieut, Augustus Tweed, Gent. to be En.. sign without purchase, vice INl`Concily, appointed to the 99th Foot. •. _ . _ R4al African Corps, Ensign John Dodd, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, v►ce Bennett, who resigns. - Ker. rison, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dodd. 3d Garrison Mattalion, .Quarter-Master 1. Garey, fr.•m the Royal Staff Corps, to D liusibn , vice Stapleton, pioniot ed in the 47th toot. ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Marcus Rainsford, Gent.i to be Ensign. lull Ditto, peter Ilackay, late Serjeant in the 63c1 Foot, to be Ensign, vice ilunwer, - proincied lit the 4111 Royal Vc. teton Battalion. New Brunswick Fencibies,' Lieut.-Col. A. Halkett, from the the 93(1 Foot, to ue Lieutenant-Culonel, vrt:e (Wan: stone, wlio exchanges. BREVET. Major William Doran, of t 1 79th Foot, to be Lieutenant ' Colonel in the Army. STAFF. Major Colin Campbell, of the loth foot,• - to be Deputy Ad jutant Uenzral to the Forces serving in the slanti 0 . 1 Malta (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colon e l i n the Ariny), vice Sewell., who resigns. HOSPITAL STAFF. . . Henry Steel, Gent, to be Hospitai-Alate for General Ser. vice. John Prendergast, Gent. to be ditto. The King's German Legion. • .. ._ Ist Regiment of Dri,goo — ns, Cornet Cjorge cit HattorlF to be Lieutenant, vice Lcyssor ' who retires. 3d battalion of the Line, Ensign Frederick ilasselback to be Lieutenant, vice-Le nachelle, dteeased. 4th Ditto, Ensign - Augustus Freudeathall to be Lieutenant, vice Giauson, deceased. Bth Ditto,- Gentleman Cadet Frederick William Ziermann to. be Ensign, vice Willing, deceased. LIEMORANDUM. . The Appointment of Hospital-Mate William Dyason.to be Assistant-Surgeon to the 24th Foot, as stated in the Ga -. 'hate of the 26th March 1603, has not taken place. The Appointment of Captain Arthur Dubourdieu, from the sth Foot, to ue Captain in the r7za 'Fan, as stated in the Gazette of the 3d March last, has not taken place. The exchange between Major Kingscore, or the 53d Foot, and Major Smelt of.the toad Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 31st of March iast, nas not taken place. Ensign Macpherson, of the *h Royal Veteran Battalion, is superseded, beingabsent without leave Lieutenant losejslt Paraviciiii, of the Sicilian Regiment, is superseded, beilig absent without leave! ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 3d Marchand loth April last • 51 h Foor. For, To be Captain—Captain A lexiiicier Nl` Dougall, from the lad Foot, vice Doboidieu, who excliani.es, !cad To, he Ca Cap tiiin leximaer M'llougal i, vice Traivi i who exchao6cs. xst - Ceylon Regiment. • For Peter Crofton, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice TenLii, , eashiereci, re d Peter Crofton, Gent. to,Lle Second Lieutenant, vice Dl•Allister. . 4. . . .. ( , 4 .. • . • _ oribta , lCe.. Offiee, /44/ D !SI o. . (, I.onion, tavern-keeper, May S, tg, and inc a une 16., at tivelve, . - -. *- • • Royal. Reghnent of Artillery. . I , at Guildhall. Att orne y, M r. Parton, Walbrock...., To be Second Lieute nants —G ent l eman C a d et Ed war d W . Thomas Crainssli ' -%• of C • ; 4V, laic hatlton-street, Si, ry-le" Wood, vice . M. Evans, promoted. • Gentle , rian Cadet hone, Muldie, , CX, painter and glizier, 111 a ) 15, 26, and lune Charles Andrew; vice Ri c h ar d son , d ec e ase d . G entleman ; , ? ;(I, ,,...t rc t ,,s v i e . lye, at Guildhall. A t tomey', Mr., Morgan, Bed- Cadet Wm. IL Lawrenix, , ice J . Davies, pr omote d. • Dennis Maliony, of Tottenliain.cou r t-r w d, Middlesex, vic• Gentleman Cadet John tiluoinfi e ld, v i ce P ascoe, promote d . . , tualler, Alay . 12, 19, and,l tine 16, at eleven, a t G u ildhall , Gentleman Cadet James 1-I. Castleman, vice Rowland., , promoted. ..- , . Lo. don. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Cleat fames-street, bra , ...--... ford . row . , , Commissions signed tty the L or d Lie utenant o f t h e Count William lonnson a nd Nevill Brown,. of Fish-street-hill, Lon y don, grocer,s, May K 22, and I one 16, at eleven,' at Guild-, of Kent. .. . halt. Attornies, Messrs. Svvaine, Stevens, alai :Maples, .. 'Blackheath Regiment of Lo ca l Mili t i a . Old Jewry. ' • '• ' . . . To be Captains—Edward Ritchie, Esq. Adjutant Tames Richard Reeve,and AVilliam David J ones, l ateo f V ere-str eet Wetherherd. „ To be Lieutenants—WM. Wentworth Deschamps, G en t. at c'aiildle o ll. Attorni,es, Messrs. Goode, 1-loWland-streets John Parkinson, Gent. John - Raymond Snow, Gent. TOttenhain-cOurt-toad. • Win. Cormae, Gent. Steed Goddard, Gent. , George Fenwick, ,of Mary-le-bone, Middlesex,. veteriii3lY To be Ensigns-James Bever.dge Duncan, Gent. James i surgeon, May ?, 22, and Jute t6,•at ten, at G widliall. At" Goddard, Gent to be ditto. Samuel Cu k llingwood, Gent. , torney,.M . r. Ward, Cook's,c,..urt, Carey- s t reet , Charles -Suter, Gent. DIPIL7ENDS. . Chatham and Dartford R eg i ment o f L oca l Mili t i a. June 6. Thiimas Phillips, of P lough-court,. Lornbard.strcet - To be Lieutenant—Ensign Samuel Baker. , Lo.,don, merchant, at ten,. at Guildhall. To he Ensign—Richard Gibbons, Gent. - May 26. Paul Edward Ford, noW or late of Flovelancl-McW , To be Surgeon—Edward Edwards, Gent. West, NI iii,il !x , liackney inan. at one, at G iiiitiliall. . Sevenoaks and Brumley Regiment o f L oca l Mili t i a. • May's. losepl i Benjamin Loin and Wolff losson, 9- tenciturcia-streetLondon, in - n -at-To be Ensigns—Th omas S a l e, G ent. F ames Bradley, Gent. " chats •.- ' t one, a t Guild` 'Thomas Stoneham, Gent. 11th. . Jun 2. William Crouch, of Charlotte-street,Rathbone-placer cranhrook and Woodsgate Regiment of Local Militia. Middlesex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. To be Captains-Stephen Walter, Esq. vice J. A. Walter, May 26.. Wilii.mi YAWS late of „Sherrard-street, Golden , resigned. James West, Esq. vice Chili.lren, resigned. square, Mid ilesex, army4accduttement-maker; at twelve: ' at GuildhilL • To be Ensign-- ---:- Douthwaite, gent. _ „ . ' ' 1 May 1.6. Witham Tubb and tames Henry Alexander ;colt, Berstead and Mailing Regime n t s o f "L oca l Mi l i t i a. To be Lieutenant —William Lovernan. Gent. - 2d East Kent, or Lath of Seray and Wingliam. Regiment of Local Militia. Pimlico, Middleiex,' nursery , and 1 seedsinen, at twelve, at Guildhall. - -•--- • . - I- se the t 2 l :f e le K irtly n • 4 •N 's lait ( in,of Watlingtord, Berkshire, linen•drA• per, .Al. elt.tveii, at Guildhall, London. To be Captain, by Brevet—Adjutant Martin Demay. i tune z - l'hoinas Carr, of extort', grocer, at ten, at Guild• ! • ' Elhain Yeomanry Cavalry. hall, London. To be Cornet-,Thomas Quiliampton, Gent.' vice Sir J. C. , June z. - Edward Allen and Is aa c Hancock, of Bristol• navy -contractors, at eleven, at, the Bush Tavern, 13ristol. Honey wood, promoted. , 'kisc • ! May 29 Richard Wig gin, of Bitston, Staffordshire, dri, . . • South Kent VolunteerS', • i • and , ;rocer, at eleven, at the'Union Inn I ozi, Birmighatn. To be Ensign—William Keeler,•Gent. - ; May 29. Tlunn is tones, of Gloucester, horse-dealer, at cle• ve., at to , : 4-iotintll Inn, Gloucester. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the, County ' •• • . , • • • ~ , (one s• 1 int Scott, of Godmancliester, Huntingdonshire , ' of Nottingham. - /st or Nottingham Regiment of Local Militia. - • t • biacksiii: in and farrier, a t ten ,' at t h e F ounta i n -lon, li o n r , To be Captain—Lieuten an t S amue l P a it.g.tori yne. June r . ldwin Powell, of Birmingham, japanner, at twelve , To be Lieutenant--Emigii Robert Cantle, vice Payne, pro: ' at the SwaitTaver.i, ltiriniiighain. • 'noted. Ensign Willam Lacy..' -,' : June i. \V ilii,,ti Payne, of Great Carter- larte,DotStorS'.Conl . To be Ensign—John Laugh, Gent. • - • 1 mons, druggist, at ten, at Guildhall. 2d Or Southwell R4giment. ! May 29. Ge o rge Blakey the . eLter- . now or late of-Stei - IOP To be Captain—ThiMiddlesex, shipowner, at e l even, at G u il d h a l l, nas Webb Edge, jun. Esq. vice Rol- ' lestone, who re s ig n s. ; Nlay 2i. john Stnitti, - no,v or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, V. . ' I cer, at eleven; at the Bull a n d M ou th Inn, Leeds.'" 4th or Newark Regiment. • .1 May 26. john Tohns ti, of Great .I.3addowssex, carpenter* 'To be Major— Taales Tomlinson-Terrewest, Esq. . • I at ten r at Guildhall, London, ' , Essex, . Commissions in the Wigt owns hi re .Local 'lVlilitia, signed by t • • . - CE It / I FICA TES. . • the Lord Lieutenant. • May /6 Wni. - Ce,x, of LetceSter, cotton.sp•nner. •To be Captains—Lieutenant john M'Kie. Lieutenant john John Agnew, of Grosvenor-square,Middlesex, banker.. nant lames Cumming, vic e St ewart promote d. • Hawthorn to be ditto, vice Tweedale, promoted. Lieute tou , Thbitias Bigg, of Bishopsgate-strzetWitl t London, straw' : , . r. 'To be Lieutenants—Alex an d er 7vl , ltieel, Gent. . Ensign John • hat-matturaduhontas Dansdn, er of Liverpool, merchant.Fl lieddie, vice a wthun promoted. ' Ensign ‘'Phoinas f M'Micking, vice M`Kie promoted. ' Ensign John Dick- ; • son, vice Hannay resigned. TO be Ensigns—Andrew Hannayoice MiGill resigned. Wit- 1 . _„..... - - , • liam Minnoclt, Gent. vice M‘ klicking, promoted. Peter t parivristivo, MAY 4, Hannay, Gent. vice Beddie, promoted. lames Hannay', Gveiled —the Dauntle ss , F os , er, t O r P e i nambueo ; If6Pc t.,nt vice NI ' Dowall resigned. Robert N P Master, kin. well, Mackelt, tor Barbadoe . s i 'John Bent, ForboS;for Mar; Gent. vice Dickson, prom o ted. .. . tinique ;:and the Edward, ' (;ruby, tor the . Cape •of 60 °'''' . ERAAT• in the Gazettes of Saturday and Tuesday last. Hope. - , 4th or Newark Regiment of Nottinghamshire :t oval Militia. NAMS> . . . . For, To be Lieutenant—Thomas Bradshaw, ( ...%'.:..t. read To - • 8/RI 1/. be Lieutenant— rho':::..a a.arcishaw, Gent. On Saturday, laSt, the Lady •of _Richard Williams, EA" of Lincoln's.:irm. fields, of a S o n.. ' ' id :loyal Regiment o f 'r ower H am l ets Mili t i a. For, 'I o be to.:apiain—.Frederick Macnamara,• Esq. read To : ----z- - —........____:_. be Captain—Richard Macnamara, Esq. ' . i , 4 , 1 A R.R I t . D. •---.: • Crown. Qffice, May s, IS r o • 1 On - the a t Bth ult. at Edinburgh, lames Campbell, Esq. of • ME.',IBER RETURNED TO SERV E IN THIS PRESENT Dunmore,' to Miss Eliza Hope li t illie, daughi e r o f thi; Hon. Lord Polkerninet.- ., , . '_. On the 39th ult.•at Edinburgh, john 11. Wishart, Esq• to Miss Louisa' Melville Wilson; only'daughter'of the l-i'4l - Wilson. of the Royal Artillery. . .. • On Tuesday last, at Holme, Pier:erg:int, in the County orNotts, Robert Warren,. Esq. Lieutenant in the 4 0) . P c Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, to Miss DOnnithorne, d.P-4; 41 " . ter of the Rev. Thomas Dorinitirorne. . , 4 Oa Saturday last, at Stepney Church, o , :orge Lyall, EA of.Hunter-strect, htunswick-square, to MisS EciW,rds, onlY daughter of john Edwarda, Esq. •of Mile- End. Lately, at St. Alpltage Church, Mr. Adams, only surviv ing son of the late John Adams, Esq. of .Walton • !WI , Northamptonshire, to Miss Harriet Thornton, of Gloucci ter-street, Queen-square. •- At Kensington, Captain Fanshawe, - of the Roy.ll .NavY , eldest son of General Fanshawe, to Anne Maria jenkinson. second daughter of Colonel lenkisson, of the Board of Creel , Cloth, PARLIAMENT. Borough of ...I.lnt Germans. - The Right Hon. Charles Philip Yorke, of Boningtons, in the Cuunty of Hertford, in the room of Sir Joseph Sydney York; who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, D 1 8 1). I. On the 28th ult. at his father's house in H, -strec: t, joi, Scott, second son of Robert Adamson . , Esq... the,3oth ult: in Leicester-sqUare, Mrs. Sarah Bullock , . LlOyd, widow .of th W e e Thomas' bullock Lloyd, Esq. Cairan, in the County of Brecon.. , • On Sunday , seri:light . , Mrs. Thackeray, wife of W. g• Thackeray, Esq. of .H a dl e y, Middl esex , an d d aug h ter to the late Colonel Richmond Webb, of Rodiaourne, Chenci. •Wiltshire. • On Nlonday last, at Bath, in the sth 'year of his age, Heart. Atwood Coulson Power, second son of Colonel Power, of the 3ad Regiment. . •. _ _ Lately, in the Island of Guernsey, John Tupper, EA' lie vas many. years, and until the period of his decease, Mem bcr of the Royal Court. RENOVA FED HEALTH. TT has been too frequently the subje&'ofjust and general reprobation, that men destitute Of the elements of the medical art have offLred themselves as caalidates public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpol; , of doing justice td the - result of our studies. and experience, a to prevent us•frOin being classed among those empirics whoO. imprudent pretensions have; unfortunately for sociew, beet! too faVourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithl:il statement of our -pursuits and ac". quitements.. After having received a regular medical educ 3 ° ton as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded'and Wizard, \Owl lectures and pradice we carefully attend e d, as profesSurs surgeons of the London I iospital ' - we c•+-creel ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sc hool for medital acquire -, merit, thettoyal College of Edinburgh, and were imtrutlel. in the ditrerent branches of anatot.iy, surgery, the the o ry alio practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not. be deemed presumptuous in saying that our, proficiency al.‘, acquirements are nor inconsiderable. Having for a long s r;es, of years made Venereal Complaints, and the 'various disea , c, of Debtlity, the particular object of our studies and prattltc*: it will we hope, he allowed t h at we have acyntr.::l - supertor, knowledge of their treatment and Lure. In slight and recce". cases of infedion a petted re-establishment is cinnpleted ; 1 the short period of two days ; and in those of the 4titt , .)t veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, proper perseverance in our plan of treatinetit ensurq-t6 ttte patient Lf sale and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of 4 lismders which are the effects of a habit long and most.unhappilylnirstied• by' the. youth of both sexes, triers arc none in..re alarming or mu g distreSsinic than those deficiencies and delliiines which fre quently prevent or embitter tne matriatrunal state. To •Su , :' pet suns it :Mist be a consolation to know that they may ('o:v by a new and infallible Mode of treatment, he restored to that greatest of all human bless . mgs, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases or debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in emery species Of venereal inteetiont we may be consulted by patients..of•eitner sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. floursof consultation at home frorrt ten to three, and horn 6in thcevening till to at :night:. l'atients in the country are requested to state the partico' tars of their Lase, age, and general liabit of living, ezc. ,Ice. in" closing .a remittance for advice ant triedicincs, when the sarne will be given, or : , trit to any part of the kini4orn. To ensure that secrecy so es.erdial to our undertaiOn.g, she postage t , letters - .ay be ad.ted to the account for medicines- -CU I< PA l anti Co. Sury;enns, No. to 7, Hatton-genial. Cr-}' Messrs. Cikrite and Co. 'have Certificates frorn ttle. above respectable l•rolessors of London and Edinburgh, tQ C tneahhetnce, and. humanity, With wl4/1 they pet.' foririol tii ,n.tes asstAned them during the time they at' tended ish,ir Lettitres ay-O.' Practioe. BANKRUPTS. Robert Tlyan, late of the Old Fountain, Rosemary. line, Middl,sex, 'victualler, to surrender May 12, and June. 16, at on?, at GuiLlnali. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great James-street, Bedford-row. John Wood, late of the Jolly Butehers•public-house, White- Cross street, Middlesex, viCtuallery May 12, 22, and June 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wnitton, Great James -street, Bedford-tow. oh') Frederick Veichtner, of Angel-court, Throgmorton-, street, London, merchant, May 15, 19, and June 16, at ten; ,at Guildhall. Attoruey;, Mr: Abbott, Ohl i3road street. . Wdliarn Rolinson, of Little Barnhurst, Tettenhall, Stafford ' shire, britchet, May 18,,at six, 19, and June 16, at eleven, at the Jet nine,hain Arms Inn, §hiffuall, Salop. Attornies, ,• Mr. E. Biddle, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire; or Messrs. Smart and .Thomasy Staple's-Inn, .London - , • Thomas. Steevenson, of Snows-fields, • Bermondsey, Surrey, woolstapter, May 12, 19, and June 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canter bury.square, Southwark. Wilibin Allen, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, woollen. • yarn-inanufacturer, May 18, at fotir 19, and- lune t 6, at eleven ; at the lerningham Ar m s, Salop. Attorney, Mr. John lesson, Wolverhampton. Ralph Jackson, of Mill -street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, china and glass-seller, May 15, 19, and June z 6, at ten, at Attornies, Messrs. Dixon; Allen,.. ant Best, Paternoster-row. John ()rain, of High-street, Southwark, Surrey, cheese monger, May 8, in, at twelve, and June-16, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Willett and An. nesley, Finsbury-square. William Williams, of West Smithfield, London, cutler, May 15, 22, and June 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, . . Syddall, Aldersgate-street. _ . _ - k • Mary Sherwood, of nottingly,-_ Yorkshire, widow, hard. warewoman, and Paul Sherwood,' of the sanie place, 'hard ' wareman, May 21, at six, 22, and June t 6, at ten, at the house of Robert Day, innkeeper, at Ferrybridge Attornies, Messrs. Wright and Pickering, Temple, London.; or Mr. hingley, of Snaith,.Yoikshire. John Sayer, of Sherston, Wiltshire, linen-draper, May 21, 22, - and lune i 6, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. At tonnes, Mr. E. Steeyens, .Bristol; or Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's-Bench-walks, temple, London. - Joseph Tyndale, late of Symond's-buildings, Chelsea, but now of Circus-street, St. 'Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, com mission -broker, May 12, .19, at eleven, and Tune 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and W. Richardson, New-Inn. Christian Henry Kauffinani late of New London street, Crutelied-friars, London, merchant, May 12, 19, and tune 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, Martin's lane, Cannon-street. Sant .ei Edwards, formerly of Philpot-lane, afterwards of Alincing-lane, but now of Mark-lane, London, merchant and broker, May S, at ten, 22, and tune i 6, at eleven, at Attornics, Messrs. Palmer, Torp/insons and Thomson, Copthall-court, Throgniorton.strect. • Thomas Gtodall, fle of Philpot-lane and Mincing lane, London, merchants, May 8, at ten, 22, and (tine 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tom linsons, ,and Thomson, Copthall-court, Throgniorton street. Richard Smith, of Liverpool, upholsterer, May. 33, tune t, and s 6, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At torney, Mr. J. i'lumbe, Liverpool. James Raitt, late of Dartmouth-street, Westminster, vic tualler, May 124 19, and June 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. Thackray. George Lee, of Sunninghill, .herkshire, builder, May ts, 22, and June 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. • Attornies, Mr. R. ‘Valthew, Egltam I-lithe, Staines-bridge, Surrey ;' or Mr. R; S. Taylor, Field-court, Gray's-Inn-lane, London. iJni! ver ha rd Marcus Von Doornick, Edmund Griffith, and leremiali Donovan, of Welt -street, Welic.ose-sydare, 'Middlesex, manufacturers of patent soap, .May 22, and - and tune 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornis, Messrs: Sey inour and Montrion, Margaret-street,. Cavendish- Stitlnte. lames Davenport, of Bridge-Ward Tavern, Gracechurcit- It 1) HARR! g, or Z4O. 4, Martleti-ccrirt, liwv-street.; and l'ublisLcd by WILL IA MA R G RSCRI l' l'S, Sour:. olton street. Grosvenor cc: uate,., ;E, NO. 1 I V., StrazAl, I.vilere Advertisements, Chtlers for ti:e Paper, LetterS"for the Editor, &Q.' (ptist-;paid.), DIUSE 0 - • Uhler rai IT' dill t o ' ; T 1 ° egil ......_ e4l l . 1 41 , , to n. 151 a lo at `)1..‘ 1